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A Study Comparing Survival of Hair Follicles Stored Cold and at Room Temperature

Michael L. Beehner
Hair Transplant Forum International September 2021, 31 (5) 165-173; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/31.5.165
Michael L. Beehner
Saratoga Springs, New York, USA
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    Needle-nose pliers with a soft rubber cover was used for “soft” crush treatments (bulb and bulge). Photo: Michael L. Beehner

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    For all patients, a 1.5mm-wide “moat” of bald scalp was left around each study box to facilitate the counting of follicles.

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    The chart shows the proportion of hair follicles that survived (all three patients combined) for follicles stored ex vivo at different temperatures. The treatment conditions include: “None” = no treatment other than the temperature storage conditions; “H2O2-1%” = dunked in 1% hydrogen peroxide, then subjected to the temperature storage conditions; and “Stress” = all other treatment conditions combined, then subjected to the temperature storage conditions. Note that the proportion of surviving hair follicles is higher for those stored at room temperature in all but the “Stress” conditions.

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    Number of Follicles Placed andTreatment ConditlonandTemperature Storage Conditions (stored cold [4°C] or room temperature [21 °C])

    PatientTreatment condtionTemperature storage COLDTemperature storage ROOMTEMPTotal follicles
    1None5050100
    Hydrogen Peroxide (1%)5050100
    Bulb crushed (hard)5050100
    Bulb crushed (soft)5050100
    Bulge crushed (soft)5050100
    Stored dry (gauze)5050100
    Hydrogen Peroxide (3%)5050100
    2None100100200
    Hydrogen Peroxide (3%)100100200
    3None180180360
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    Total Number of Follicles Placed (Total) and Survived (Survival) Under Different Treatment and Temperature Storage Conditions

    PatientTreatment conditionTotal COLD TEMPSurvival COLD TEMPPercent survival COLD TEMPTotal ROOM TEMPSurvival ROOM TEMPPercent survival ROOM TEMP
    1None50390.7850460.92
    Hydrogen Peroxide (1%)50430.8650511.02
    Bulb crushed (hard)5090.1850270.54
    Bulb crushed (soft)50340.6850370.74
    Bulge crushed (soft)50240.4850390.78
    Stored dr/(gauze)50400.8050370.74
    Hydrogen Peroxide (3%)50300.6050290.58
    2None100830.83100920.92
    Hydrogen Peroxide (3%)100400.40100550.55
    3None1801460.811801660.92
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